Corendon Airlines lost our luggage and the partial compensation they've offered doesn't even cover the essentials. How can I challenge this decision and compel the company to acknowledge their responsibility?

Airline baggage mishandling is a major source of customer complaints. If your luggage was lost by Corendon Airlines and the compensation they offered is insufficient to cover the value of your belongings, you can dispute their decision and demand that they accept responsibility. Here are some options:
• Understand Airlines' Responsibilities. Airlines must compensate passengers for lost bags, subject to depreciation and maximum liability. They must also refund your lost bag shipping costs.
• Check Liability Limits: Lost baggage liability limits differ for domestic and international flights. USA DOT regulations limit domestic flight liability to $3,800 per passenger. Montreal Convention limits most international flights to $1,700 US per passenger. You must know these limits or your country’s regulations when assessing your compensation.
• Gather Documentation: Acquire all relevant documentation, including receipts, for lost luggage items. Your compensation claim will require this documentation. It's crucial for valuables.
• Contact Corendon Airlines' customer service to complain about the compensation and request a better one.
• If you are unable to resolve the issue with Corendon Airlines, you can file a complaint with the USA Department of Transportation (DOT) on its website.
• Seek Legal Advice: Consult with aviation and consumer rights attorneys if you believe Corendon Airlines is not meeting its obligations and provides unfair compensation. They can advise you on legal options and procedures.